A Teen Wrote 200 Letters To Get Lab Space. All But One Said No. Now, Cancer Should Be Very Worried.

I’m equal parts inspired by and angry for this kid. Despite having this incredible idea, he’s turned away and discouraged by “experts.” When one lab gives him a chance, he shows that kids aren’t just the future, but also the present.

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Rajiv Narayan

Oct 23, 2013

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